Top Hotels Near Leeds Castle in Maidstone from AU$77

"We had a fabulous stay there, the rooms were well equipped and furnished, very warm & homely, felt newly decorated yet reflected the heritage of the very old building that The Windmill is. The breakfast is freshly cooked to order and was delicious and well presented."

"excellent"

"We recently stayed at the Maiden’s Tower B&B in Leeds Castle, and the experience was nothing short of perfect. Staying in the Catherine de Valois Room, we were greeted with historical elegance combined with modern comforts. The room was beautifully decorated, and the spacious ensuite with a soaking tub and walk-in shower made our stay luxurious. We were also given early access, arriving two hours before check-in to explore the stunning castle grounds. Leeds Castle, often called "the loveliest castle in the world," truly lived up to its name. The gardens, particularly the Culpeper Garden, were a delight, offering beautiful views. Having exclusive after-hours access to the castle grounds was a unique perk—strolling through and learning about its royal history without crowds was unforgettable. Breakfast was delightful, with fresh pastries, fruits, and a full English breakfast served in a peaceful setting. The service was impeccable; the staff made us feel welcome and ensured every detail of our stay was flawless. If you’re looking for a peaceful and regal escape, the Maiden’s Tower B&B at Leeds Castle is an exceptional choice."

"We stayed in the barn at the end of the driveway. It has its own private patio and use of the grounds and pool. The barn itself was clean and well equipped with views across the countryside. The check-in was non-contact which is perfect for me as I'm clinically vulnerable. The welcome box was a nice touch. A perfect, peaceful place to relax while visiting family in the area. "

"We spent a week at Penn Court Estate, it was the perfect get away for our family holiday this year. The cottages are lovely and well equipped, comfy beds, good living spaces and plenty of bathrooms. The estate is very secure, quite and pretty, the children in our group had a wonderful time running through the trees and playing in the very clean pool. It was great, the pool opening times 10am-5:30pm really helped us manage the children’s and made for a very relaxing break. We didn’t venture out much as the weather was so good that we spent the week beside the pool and eating in the gardens! Craig was fantastic with communication throughout the booking process and we hope to be back again soon! Thank you"

"Super cute, historic cottage, close to some fantastic sightseeing. Unfortunately, it was freezing cold when we arrived. Even after the owner popped by the following morning and got the radiators going, it was still so very cold. My friend slept in her coat one night. The water was consistently lukewarm or freezing cold. This, coupled with the cold house temp, made it extremely uncomfortable. I finally contacted the owner 3 days in when I realized it didn’t matter who showered first it was always cold, and told him I thought the hot water tank was broken and suggested he get it looked at. He responded saying it was “very strange as previous guests didn’t mention anything.” Then he informed me that he only had the hot water tank set to be on from ten to 7-8 a.m and 3-4 p.m (insert completely shocked face here). This was not disclosed in the VRBO listing, and if it was, I would not have booked. Said he was striking a balance between comfort and environmental sustainability, but 2 hours of hot water tank operation (and clearly not when I needed hot water) per day did not feel balanced to me. It felt cheap, and very much not like a vacation. He then set the hot water tank to run from 5:30 a.m to 4 pm. I still couldn’t wash up dinner dishes, or properly and comfortably wash up before bed. There was also an issue with a significant amount of sand/debris falling from the ceiling in the twin room onto one of the beds. Not sure if it was insects or just old cottage stuff."